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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1904
Page
3
Frank J Cheney sworn statement from J Chaney Co Toledo declares the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each cured Catarrh case using Halls Catarrh Cure. Public notice includes a courtly notarization date and testimonials offer.
Miss Alice Bailey of Atlanta Iowa escapes harm after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Dean Mua Pivxuam expresses gratitude for restored health after three years of menstrual pain and ovarian inflammation. The letter claims weight gain and improved well being after ten weeks of treatment. 6000 forfeit if original draft contains errors. All sick women urged to take Pinkham's remedy.
The Mexican boll weevil threat prompts Texas and Louisiana actions with quarantine plans. Congress votes 250000 for Agriculture Department to study control methods and locate a specific enemy to combat the pest sweeping cotton belts.
The Russian standing army esteems the Czar as a demigod and honors heroic endurance. Descriptions cover winter sentry endurance and feats in Balkans campaigns, Gurko’s Balkans trek, and campaigns against Turkey and Kuldistan. Cossacks stand out as picturesque, capable irregulars with fearless horsemanship and guerilla prowess. The article notes the Czar’s paternal love for soldiers, frequent hospital visits, and the deep faith soldiers place in him.
Rudolph Kepler, president of the New York Stock Exchange, is depicted as a dominant figure in American finance. The article outlines his German birth, long Wall Street career, a presidency of five years, and his role in expanding the exchange including a grand new building. It notes rising membership value and tea growth in bonds and securities.
An old Philadelphia Ledger passage quotes a gentle exchange where a speaker pleads for enduring hope. The other replies softly that the wish may endure for a long time, hinting at steadfast optimism amid uncertainty.
The city of Kanan known as the egg metropolis exported 1,290 carloads of eggs valued at 2,500,000 rubles in 1002 to European and Asiatic markets. The passage also notes misfortune with a watch theft en route to a pawn and a remark on obituary notices.
Letters sent to Dr Hartman from Catholic Sisters across the United States praise Peruna for curing stomach catarrh and other mucous membrane disorders. The doctor claims catarrh is universal and urges readers to write for free advice, promising guidance and a full case statement.
Letters from Catholic Sisters across the United States praise Dr. Hartman’s Peruna as a reliable remedy. A Detroit institution reports laryngitis relief and near cure in a young girl. Central Ohio and Central States institutions cite influenza, grip, coughs, colds, and catarrhal diseases alleviated by Peruna.
A Catholic Southwest institution reports a prominent Mother Superior testifying from experience to the efficiency of Peruna as one of the very effective remedies. The statement underscores trusted use within religious charity circles.
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